Massachusetts CCC considers freezing new cannabis cultivation licenses and canopy expansion due to falling prices and industry pressure, potentially affecting market sustainability and social equity.

A years‑long fight over millions in Texas contracts is back in federal court as the Heidi Group pushes to undo funding cuts after audits and an appeals decision.

Beth Hammack, Cleveland Fed President, offered career guidance and economic insights during her visit to Ohio State University, emphasizing the Fed's role and community development.

North Ridgeville High School's Entrepreneurship Class has partnered with Able Not Label to create and sell custom Ranger school apparel, with proceeds supporting a scholarship for business students.

House Bill 533 would add golf carts and other under-speed vehicles to Ohio's vehicular homicide statutes, a change prosecutors say would close a prosecution gap. The measure is pending in the House Public Safety Committee.

Pete Hegseth pressed the Army secretary to remove Col. Dave Butler, who then retired — an episode that has stirred fresh concerns about politics and promotions at the Pentagon.

Maryland's Gov. Moore signed emergency bills to end 287(g) agreements, limiting local law enforcement's role in immigration enforcement, with full termination of existing agreements by July 2026.

House Bill 641 would require all electric suppliers in Georgia to delay nonpayment shutoffs for customers who submit medical certification, closing a patchwork gap. Lawmakers say it could prevent life‑threatening outages for vulnerable residents.

The Duval County School Police celebrated their School Safety Officers, highlighting their role as protectors, mentors, and positive influencers within the schools.

The Charlotte Fire Department introduced a new vehicle to raise awareness about the importance of smoke alarms, as part of their larger efforts in fire safety education, particularly targeting third-grade students.

Indiana may boost property tax relief for disabled veterans, with Rep. Smaltz backing a bill for higher deductions, potentially 100% of property value, and converting deductions to credits for 2026.

A federal class-action out of Pittsburgh challenges TSA and DEA practices after $82,373 was taken at PIT. Plaintiffs say agencies seized travelers’ cash without probable cause.

Anne Arundel Councilman Pete Smith shared a video showing a volunteer being taunted with racial slurs while canvassing, calling the episode "real life."